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People see Hayley Francis Cann walking around with instruments and usually assume she is headed somewhere to perform. In a way she is, although her job as a music therapist requires her to “do a lot more than entertain”. There is a clinical process i...

The Bermuda Hospitals Board will not appeal a judge’s decision to award $1.9 million in damages for medical negligence to a man whose wife died after her cancerous tumour was missed by an emergency room doctor. However, the publicly funded quango was...

A catering company has volunteered to donate hot meals to a charity set up to help young mothers and their children. Take Five delivers meals to the Teen Services/Teen Haven home every weeknight to help ease financial pressure on the non-profit organ...

Some of the youngsters sent abroad by the Government’s child protection agency were not first assessed or treated by mental healthcare services on the island, The Royal Gazette can reveal. The Government has always insisted that overseas treatment wa...

When Harold Smith turned 100 he took the milestone in stride. “Why shouldn’t I turn 100,” he shrugged. “I take care of myself and was brought up on good food. I ate a lot of fish.” Of course, the Mount Hill, Pembroke man says all this with his belove...

An Opposition MP claimed “something don’t smell right” after he asked a Cabinet minister about the departure of the Bermuda Tourism Authority’s former chief executive. Michael Dunkley pressed Zane DeSilva, the Minister of Tourism and Transport, on th...

Premier David Burt, with his wife Kristin, members of the Cabinet and Parliamentary colleagues attended the Opening Session of the 134th Session of the Bermuda Annual Conference at St. Paul AME Church earlier today. The Conference is hosted by the M...

Teen Haven will be in the community this weekend for their annual tag day that starts tomorrow, March 6th. Volunteers will be handing out tags tomorrow and Saturday at various locations across the island. Funds from the tag day support Teen Haven’s ...

The possibility of an on-island centre to treat troubled children is under discussion, the legal affairs minister and Attorney-General has said. Kathy-Lynn Simmons said: “The ministry is consistently reviewing legislation and services to ensure Bermu...

The U.S. Consulate General is hosting a public information session about how to study and earn a degree in the United States on Thursday, March 19 at the Bermuda EducationUSA Advising Centre. Higher education institutions in the United States current...

Heart wrenching accounts about the impact of hurtful words and comments form Victor Scott Primary’s submission for the Live. Love. Life. Anti-Violence Art Exhibition. The artistic showcase on display at the Masterworks Gallery concludes on March 4. A...

A calculated plan of action for immigration system reform is under way, the Premier said. David Burt told MPs on Friday that a “strategic approach ... is in train”. He added: “Its careful execution is critical to the success of Bermuda. “A work perm...